Risk Control

Below are the identified risks and method of control. This can only be used as a guide, particularly if the walker varies the route. The individual walker is ultimately responsible for their own safety. If you would like a copy of the full Risk Assessment for a particular walk route please Contact us

Method of risk control

Be aware of likelihood and divert if possibleWalk on the correct side of the road according to the Highway CodeBe aware. Slow down and take extra care, particularly on slopesOnly cross where you have a clear view of the road in both directionsWalk slowly and to the side particularly on slopesDon't step in unless the water is clear and the depth is knownWalk on fresh snow rather than compacted iceTake care not to catch finger in latches or hingesBe aware and don't use fences to aid balanceListen for gunshot. Ensure beaters are aware of your presenceCheck surface before climbing over. Use hand holdsDivert route and keep dogs on leadTake care not to jar knees when descending. When crossing A329, ensure that you allow for fast moving trafficLook for signs of fresh digging. Warn others if you see oneScan ahead and ring the bells providedOn Coombe path, take side diversion. On Elvendon Priory walks, keep to grassy bank

This site was created on 23rd January 2013Last update was on 9th September 2019